I don't think she blamed Becca. I think it was more Becca was blaming herself and projecting her own anger that she couldn't do anything to help the MC out. Granny might not have known in the beginning how dangerous Martin was and found out over time just how crazy that nut job really is.
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I guess because she doesn't want to face MC. She can't do anything risky while MC stayed with Martin. But when MC moved out, she feel guilty for doing nothing for so long. So she kinda left MC to rot there until his life fell apart.
I remembered someone said that Elaine blamed Becca. Lemme find it.
Edit: I found it. Elaine's not say it directly but you get the vibe.
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Like Badjourasmix said its basically up to Killer7 to really explain it to us in the end. I am just saying what I personally get from the story and read between the lines from what we currently know and also from some personal experience with similar situations that friends and family have gone through.
On a side note, you know a story is good if there is this much of an in depth conversation about the story/back story and plot lines happening in it. Great Work Killer7.
On a side note, you know a story is good if there is this much of an in depth conversation about the story/back story and plot lines happening in it. Great Work Killer7.
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I suspect that we will find out more of Elaine's and Fiona's stories (and the MC's past) when they have their big showdown. We can decide who gets to burn then.
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Okay, to give a explanation about Martin and some more:
Alice found Martin and asked him about the rest of his household. He told Alice that his tennant is probably with his "Whore of a landlady" and to fuck off as well because he sure as hell never wanted a female tennant. Alice found out where Becca lives because this was her only lead. She found her address and decided to just go for it. At this point of the story the landlord still wasn't sure where MC is, he just assumed. When he found out that his (ex) girlfriend cheated on him and he moved away he decided to ask around if anyone knew where he was. He tried this in the hope to see him again after he was diagnosed with his liver problems. Knowing that he beat up the new boyfriend of his ex, Elaine made MC call him to make sure he stops looking for him. This is when we find out that he is dying, something that even Elaine didn't know.
A bit further back in the past of MC when he was a child his father almost killed one of his co-workers. That's when the police showed up and Becca heard everything. That was the moment Martin threatened to kill her if she doesn't fuck off. Elaine found out how far his reach can go a few years later, deciding to not intervene and hope that MC can at least grow up without being physically abused. Once MC turned 18 and she found out that he moved out she didn't think about him too much anymore, Elaine thought that he finally moved on and that he probably hates his landlady and this part of the household anyway. A few years later the girlfriend cheated on him, he lost his job and got the eviction notice. Elaine knew that he didn't have anybody and she sure as hell didn't want him to move back with his landlord. She was able to get someone to slip an old picture of MC and Becca into one of his books, that's when the returning back to Becca thought crossed his mind. As soon as Elaine found out that he is on his way to his landlady she stopped everything regarding investigations for him. But then Alice showed up and well... I explained in the beginning what happened there. Elaine thought that his landlord surely will look for him when Alice doesn't return, she had no idea he would look for him for different reason, just that he eventually will do so.
I hope that explained it a bit
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Alice found Martin and asked him about the rest of his household. He told Alice that his tennant is probably with his "Whore of a landlady" and to fuck off as well because he sure as hell never wanted a female tennant. Alice found out where Becca lives because this was her only lead. She found her address and decided to just go for it. At this point of the story the landlord still wasn't sure where MC is, he just assumed. When he found out that his (ex) girlfriend cheated on him and he moved away he decided to ask around if anyone knew where he was. He tried this in the hope to see him again after he was diagnosed with his liver problems. Knowing that he beat up the new boyfriend of his ex, Elaine made MC call him to make sure he stops looking for him. This is when we find out that he is dying, something that even Elaine didn't know.
A bit further back in the past of MC when he was a child his father almost killed one of his co-workers. That's when the police showed up and Becca heard everything. That was the moment Martin threatened to kill her if she doesn't fuck off. Elaine found out how far his reach can go a few years later, deciding to not intervene and hope that MC can at least grow up without being physically abused. Once MC turned 18 and she found out that he moved out she didn't think about him too much anymore, Elaine thought that he finally moved on and that he probably hates his landlady and this part of the household anyway. A few years later the girlfriend cheated on him, he lost his job and got the eviction notice. Elaine knew that he didn't have anybody and she sure as hell didn't want him to move back with his landlord. She was able to get someone to slip an old picture of MC and Becca into one of his books, that's when the returning back to Becca thought crossed his mind. As soon as Elaine found out that he is on his way to his landlady she stopped everything regarding investigations for him. But then Alice showed up and well... I explained in the beginning what happened there. Elaine thought that his landlord surely will look for him when Alice doesn't return, she had no idea he would look for him for different reason, just that he eventually will do so.
I hope that explained it a bit
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It helps, I suppose I will just have to accept game/your logic because I'd murder the world to save my child from that type of environment. The fact that the mom left in fear for her life I get, I just don't like the grandmother sitting idly by and watching him suffer.Okay, to give a explanation about Martin and some more:
Alice found Martin and asked him about the rest of his household. He told Alice that his tennant is probably with his "Whore of a landlady" and to fuck off as well because he sure as hell never wanted a female tennant. Alice found out where Becca lives because this was her only lead. She found her address and decided to just go for it. At this point of the story the landlord still wasn't sure where MC is, he just assumed. When he found out that his (ex) girlfriend cheated on him and he moved away he decided to ask around if anyone knew where he was. He tried this in the hope to see him again after he was diagnosed with his liver problems. Knowing that he beat up the new boyfriend of his ex, Elaine made MC call him to make sure he stops looking for him. This is when we find out that he is dying, something that even Elaine didn't know.
A bit further back in the past of MC when he was a child his father almost killed one of his co-workers. That's when the police showed up and Becca heard everything. That was the moment Martin threatened to kill her if she doesn't fuck off. Elaine found out how far his reach can go a few years later, deciding to not intervene and hope that MC can at least grow up without being physically abused. Once MC turned 18 and she found out that he moved out she didn't think about him too much anymore, Elaine thought that he finally moved on and that he probably hates his landlady and this part of the household anyway. A few years later the girlfriend cheated on him, he lost his job and got the eviction notice. Elaine knew that he didn't have anybody and she sure as hell didn't want him to move back with his landlord. She was able to get someone to slip an old picture of MC and Becca into one of his books, that's when the returning back to Becca thought crossed his mind. As soon as Elaine found out that he is on his way to his landlady she stopped everything regarding investigations for him. But then Alice showed up and well... I explained in the beginning what happened there. Elaine thought that his landlord surely will look for him when Alice doesn't return, she had no idea he would look for him for different reason, just that he eventually will do so.
I hope that explained it a bit
I'd suggest that maybe you add that the MC had rare moments in his past where he met kind strangers or people were unusually nice to him and it turns out that that was because his grandmother arranged those moments. Just a suggestion but it would go a long way to absolving her of the guilt brought on by her inaction.
Obviously that's just me and my brain. No reason you should feel compelled.
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Just out of curiosity, how old is the mc supposed to be? He is like in his early 20's or is he a bit older?
While his father was an asshole that mostly stuck to drinking, he never abused or physically hurt MC. He sure as hell was a bad father, but he didn't let his son starve and looked out for him ( more or less ).
While I don't do ages this a good estimate. Somewhat in his 20's I guess.
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I guess mid 20's or more because Lucy should be 18-19 right? and Sandra would be in early 20's.
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Killer did an EXCELLENT job of explaining Martin in a way that makes sense to his overall story that he is telling.
While not all of us are in love with Elaine (I sure wasn't after the first meeting), once she explained herself, I understood Killer's POV of the overall story of his game.
While adding moments like that MrFriendly I am not sure how it would play into the overall story element (maybe in the form of a dream sequence or two) but at the end of the day, Martin only cared for MC and no one else, so it shows a little bit of another side to Martin that we didn't get when the story was explained early on in the game.
I, for one, am enjoying the game and can't wait for 0.11 and beyond to see how the story plays out.
While not all of us are in love with Elaine (I sure wasn't after the first meeting), once she explained herself, I understood Killer's POV of the overall story of his game.
While adding moments like that MrFriendly I am not sure how it would play into the overall story element (maybe in the form of a dream sequence or two) but at the end of the day, Martin only cared for MC and no one else, so it shows a little bit of another side to Martin that we didn't get when the story was explained early on in the game.
I, for one, am enjoying the game and can't wait for 0.11 and beyond to see how the story plays out.
And this is exactly why we love you Killer7. You answer the burning questions with fervor and tact and still leave us wanting more.Okay, to give a explanation about Martin and some more:
Alice found Martin and asked him about the rest of his household. He told Alice that his tennant is probably with his "Whore of a landlady" and to fuck off as well because he sure as hell never wanted a female tennant. Alice found out where Becca lives because this was her only lead. She found her address and decided to just go for it. At this point of the story the landlord still wasn't sure where MC is, he just assumed. When he found out that his (ex) girlfriend cheated on him and he moved away he decided to ask around if anyone knew where he was. He tried this in the hope to see him again after he was diagnosed with his liver problems. Knowing that he beat up the new boyfriend of his ex, Elaine made MC call him to make sure he stops looking for him. This is when we find out that he is dying, something that even Elaine didn't know.
A bit further back in the past of MC when he was a child his father almost killed one of his co-workers. That's when the police showed up and Becca heard everything. That was the moment Martin threatened to kill her if she doesn't fuck off. Elaine found out how far his reach can go a few years later, deciding to not intervene and hope that MC can at least grow up without being physically abused. Once MC turned 18 and she found out that he moved out she didn't think about him too much anymore, Elaine thought that he finally moved on and that he probably hates his landlady and this part of the household anyway. A few years later the girlfriend cheated on him, he lost his job and got the eviction notice. Elaine knew that he didn't have anybody and she sure as hell didn't want him to move back with his landlord. She was able to get someone to slip an old picture of MC and Becca into one of his books, that's when the returning back to Becca thought crossed his mind. As soon as Elaine found out that he is on his way to his landlady she stopped everything regarding investigations for him. But then Alice showed up and well... I explained in the beginning what happened there. Elaine thought that his landlord surely will look for him when Alice doesn't return, she had no idea he would look for him for different reason, just that he eventually will do so.
I hope that explained it a bit
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I would guess mid 20's (but that's just me) going off the small bit of info we have at the beginning, coupled with some basic math.
Killer would be able to answer that better.
Abuse doesn't have to be physical only. Martin, at minimum, seems to be an emotionally abusive person. I don't want to belabor the point but providing for someone takes more than fulfilling the basic physical needs.
If he was so terrible that his son is glad he's dying alone it feels like there has to be something abusive to it.
Obviously your story and I am pretty much just speculating. Still don't see Elaine in a good light.
I was thinking dreams or just even conversation between the MC and the granny.
If Martin is such a scary person that no one would go near the MC until he was older (and at his lowest point), if the MC hates Martin so much that he wants to never see him and is glad that alcoholism will finally kill him, then is it really believable that Martin didn't abuse the MC at all but was merely neglectful?
I've said it before and I will reiterate, I am merely speculating and discussing. I still love Killer7 and the game even if I don't find Elaine worthwhile right now.
Since Alice went to college you figure 4 years for that since she left the orphanage when she was 18 so that would put her at around the age of 22 or so. I'm thinking there is probably about a 5 year age gap between those 2 so that would be around 27 for the MC . Sandra is a little tough though you figure but I would guess about 24 or so since Becca was probably scared to death of men dealing with Martin. Not sure about Lucy I would guess about 22 as well. These are my views and opinions on their ages.
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Killer7 This was a great update, loved it.
My only disappointment, though small, is that we didn't get to slip the kielbasa to Lucy. Looking forward to that in the next episode.
And hey, I'm forgiving by nature. As long as I get to slide the trouser trout to grandma at some point I'll be happy.
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My only disappointment, though small, is that we didn't get to slip the kielbasa to Lucy. Looking forward to that in the next episode.
And hey, I'm forgiving by nature. As long as I get to slide the trouser trout to grandma at some point I'll be happy.
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The reason MC is happy that he will be dying soon is because of what happened to becca and alice's landlady, not just because he was an asshole when he was a child. He is happy that he can never hurt someone again.
Okay maybe happy is the wrong word. Relieved is better.
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I have to find the part, but the father did threaten to kill the MC if she ever tried to come back for him. Given his level of abuse to her, she believed it. While Elaine knew the father was proud of his son, She also knew he had connections which could put her daughter and the rest of her family at risk.